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    Hey, just wondering if anyone has any wiring ideas for some LED bars I plan on putting under the seats today. I was thinking about wiring them into the power for the seats, but don't know if that's a good idea. they have an in line fuse.. is it necessary to run them to the fuse box with another fuse?
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    Just wire them to the power for the seats. Use the fuse supplied as well.

    Jeff
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    I just used the 12 volt cigarette outlet and spliced into it and wired and on off switch in the center consul
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    So I got it going. Easy and works great.. I cut 2 wires coming up from the floor right under the driver seat. I tested the ends of the wires on the bars and found out which ones would give me constant power when the car was on. A couple wires only gave me partial power when i had the seat warmer on or was moving the power seat forward or back. lol... so anywho, they're in, and i zip tied them under the seat at a good angle and it worked great. Now as far as the led lights go, the ones I got (from www.ledglow.com) they are nice and bright, have very vivid colors. it has a control and alternates between colors. Also, it was imperative that I got one that pulsed to the music, so i thought i found what i needed. Only thing is, the "sound" mode on this thing suuuuuucks. It has an adjustment for the sound sensitivity, but the thing is, they pulse in random colors and patterns. and when they are without sound, they just blink blue. extreeeemly distracting and gives me a headache. I want them pulsing whatever color or pattern i select. Not randomly, giving me seizures. I will probably keep them in until i find what i need, because they at least have a selection for constantly on one color. Anyone have any leds that only pulse, as they hear bass or sound, not spazz out in an insane light show?
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    I'm in the if I need lighting under the seats, it's so I can find something I dropped camp.

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